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Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16
RAILROAD LEGISLATION.

Since the Legislature has pro- louged the session until Mch. 3lst, it has plenty of time and no excuse for not ena cting some good law regulating railroads. There is no disputing the fact that the people of this State, demand railroad leg islation. The Little Rock Dem ocrat of Monday contained nine teen extracts from prominent pa pers, in every section of the State, insisting upon the passage of the Balch bill, and if the Senate re- mains obstinate and refuses the request, the press and people will call them to account for their ac- tiou in the premises.
 Congress and quite a number of the States have enacted laws reg ulating railroads with the COmmis- sion feature embodied therein, and the practical workings of the Commissioners in the States, prove the efficiency of railroad commissions. If there is strong objection to the expense, why make tue railroads bear the cost, as cue or two States already do.
 If the honorable solons ust won't give us the Balch bill, why give us the best you can. A half loaf is better than none. But it seems large majority of the pco- pie prefer the Balch bill, as it was made up from the Georgia and Tennessee laws. and the Inter. State Commerce bill.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16

The unveiling of the bronze equestrian statue of Gen. Albert Sydney Johnston will occur at New Orleans on the 9th of April. The statue has been erected on the tomb of the Association of the Army of Tennessee in the Metaire cemetery in New Orleans, and the day of the unveiing is the twenty fifth anniversary of the death of that distinguished Confederate chieftain on the bloody field of Shiloh.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16
What the Cause and the Remedy.

In the current number of the Unitarian Review appears an ar ticle on the needs of the negro in this country, which demand atten- ton and will very soon have to be provided for. It shows that in the nine Southern States, according to the census of 1880, there was a total white population of 5,S92, ,49O, and a total black population of A. TAG, ,445. of which there were 3,463 white prisoners, and 9,452 black prisoners; making the proportion of white prisoners to which popu' lation as l to l,S01, aud that of black prisoners to black popula' ton as ? to 503. The writer of the white question has carefully ex' amined the laws of the different Southern States to discover, il possible, discriminations against the blacks that will account for such an enormous disproportion of crime in the two races but fails to obtain satisfaction in that way, therefore come to the plain and positive conclusion that the race must be lifted up from both its hereditary and its environment, which can be done onl, by the adoption of some plan of simple moral and industrial education, in place of the elaborate educational systems in some of the Eastern States. Sunny South.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16

Ii seems that under Democratic rule the colored voter IS getting more offices than the Republicans ever gave them. Trotter, who was recently appointed Recorder of Deeds for the District of C0lum- bia, by President Cleveland, gets S10,000 a year. Trotter has always been a good Democrat. Doc" Green, (also colored) of this place, has secured a good paying place as a laborer in the patent office. Our col0red friends in this county should ponder these things. as it has ever proven the case that
 Democrats. among whom they live, are their truest friends. How many colorcd Republicans in this county have ever been given office!
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16

changed the Congressional dls- tlicts, as to on-t Mr. Randall, dcmocrut. who iias figured soprom. iuenily ln Congress. There will be little regret felt !,y the great
 Democratic party as Il whole. Now
 there will probably be < ,me whole
 some tariff legislation enacted.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16

Preparations for the sale of the Stewart pictures are being pushed forward. Among them IS the printing of a gorgeous catalogue, with fac simile etclings, got up most elabratelv, and to be sold at s25. The sale is expected to bring back all the money that MT. Stew art invested in his collection, but this is not certain.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16

The Legislature is still begging away, doing but little. On Mon day the bill leaving the question of calling a constitutional conven' ton to a vote of the people at the next general election, passed the Senate and we trust will go through the House.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16

Speaking of the Retaliation Bill and the possibility of collision with Canada Senator Thurman "the greatest Roman of them all," pays this tribute to President Cleveland: ''The wide discretion proposed would be wisely and safely lodged in President Cleve- lands hands. He is a man of great courage, and this courage is backed mp by level head. As great and grave as are the discre- tionary powers embraced in the measure, the interest of the coun- try would be safe in the Presidents hands. He has courage, ccolness and wisdom"
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16

Ex-Senator John Sherman, 1t IS said is about to make a tour in the
 South to speak at Nashville and other places. Will it be a race between the new South boom and the Sherman presidential boom?
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16
THE QUESTION DISCUSSED.
4 Statement of Facts.

1. I've gentleman. discussing. the subiect of Rheumatism and otier blood diseases, make the following ! declarations. One was on crufrh- cs. which prompted the inquiry or the ntber as tu what Nis the mat ter. He said
 "I hada long spell of typhoid fever, which left me almost pros lrate. My system Was p"sohe" with malaria, which settled ln my left leg, causing il fearful ulcer. My friends induced me to take mercury to cleanse my blood. but alas! my teeth are loose, my mouth is sore. My hair is nearly all gone and my limbs are drawn up with rheumatism, and I cannot walk without crutches. Recently they have changed the prescription, ana have been taking iodlde oi potash. This healed up the ulcer, but has disordered my stomach and caused pain in the bowels, and l am so weak and nauseated that l had iS soon die as to live on at this rate"
 My dear sir, you should have known that mercury taken any length of time would gradually settle in the tissues and bones, producing mercurial rheumatism and other diseases equally as pain ful. And everybody knows that iodide of potash is one of the strongest mineral preparations In the whole list; eats away the coat ing of the stomach, dries up the gastic juices, destroys all apPe'ite' and wears man away to a mere skeleton. These mercury and pot ash mixtures have killed and crippled more men than war, fam inc and pestilence combined. l am sorry for you. Ifyou are open to conviction 1 have relief f)r you in sight. Here is remedy which, as a boon to humanity, is worth it's weight in gold. l mean the Switts Specific. It is the only specific for blood polsOn. It is purely vegetable, made from roots gath erd from the forests of Georgia. It builds up wasted constitutions, roots out these mineral poisons from the blood, and brings health and happiness intocrcry sufferer \ home. Had you taken this you would have been a well man long ago. It is this remedy that has given me perfect health and keeps me strong" said the other man.
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Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16

Gov. Wilson, of West Virginia, has issued a proclamation recon vening the legislature of that state on the third Monday in April to consider and act upon money ap- propriations and other important lne,,ncy
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16

Ii is officially stated that the grand and petit jurors and wit nesses who have been summoned 10 appear at the next April term of the United States court at Lit tie Rock are not expected to at tend until they are further noti- fled. This delay is occasioned by the fact that there is no money appropriated to pay jurors and witnesses for the April term of the court.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16

Searcy has been ovcrrun with mad dogs lately. Mrs. Mary Potts, a well known lady resident, was bitten by one of the rabid animals recently, her arm and oooy being terribly lacerated by the all imal in it's ferociouS attack. A maidstone was applied to the wounds several times, and 1t IS hoped the lady will recover.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16

A joint resolution submitting Il prohibitory amendment to the Constitution has been passed by the Michigan Senate. The ques' ton will be submitted at the State election next April.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16

The Treasury Department has received the first impressions of the new five-dollar silver certifi-
 cate. It has a portrait of Presl- dent Grant on it's face, and on the back group of five silver dollars. The back is the most artistic yet produced by the engraving depart
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16

Another big rail road wreck this time in Massachusetts, nea" Boston, in which four cars fell through a brdige and killed P persons outright, and seriously wounding as many more.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16

The total amount of money ap- Tor all purposes at the recent session of congress was LA.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16
LEGAL BLANKS!

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The Gr.enhack party has not precisely dissolved, but it is ex- pectcd to play second fiddle to the Labor party. Dallas Morning News.
 Yes, this "swunk up" :ion,entlty of d political party, is noted for this trait of character. It will al- WAYS fuse with it's claimed.to-be enemies, (!) in order to get office Anythin. for office. Is it's motto.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16

Senators Jones and Berry have returned from Washington City, and Monday looked in on the Legislature at the State Capital.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16
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The Legislature of Pennsylvania, which is largely republican, has so
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Railroads.

The .Si. Louis, Iron Mountain X Southern Railway, the great Southern route from St. Louis and the North and East through Ar kan sus and Texas to Mexico and California. penetrates the northern part of the county, entering it on the east side near Boughton station, and going out on the west ut Ennet, d distance of fifteen miles The Ouachta S Choctav Railroad. proposed road now be- ing surveyed from point on the Ouachita river. near Camden. to point on the line of the Choctaw Nation near Ultima Thule, inust, by stipulation in the charter, pass by tkc town of Prescott, and through the county from the southeast to the northwest.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-03-16
Post Offices.

The county is reasonably well supplied with mail facilities, only Il few of the interior ncighborhoods being remote from post of- fees. The post offices in the county are Bells Store, Bodcaw, Boughton. liourland's Store, Bluff City. Carey, Clnyton. Delta, Ein- met, Falcon, Honcaville, Lancsburg and Prescott. Prescott is money order office.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-24
KNOWLEDGE OF THE SAVIOR.
Rev. Hall Discourses on Christ
Making Himself Known.

Rev. ]. J. Hall preached in the First Free
Baptist church, taking for his text the words
He that loveth Me shall be loved of My
Father and 1 will love him and will manifest
Myself unto him. John xiv, q. We OBJ
serve Il wonderful tenderness by our Lord in
His treatment of the disciples during the last
few days before His death. He knew He was
about to leave them. and endeavoring to
strengthen their hearts for the parting by
assuring them that He would not leave them
comfortless, but in some way would come to
them and reveal Himself unto them, and
that the conditions of their future knowledge
of their resurrected Lord would not be of
physical, but of 4 spiritual nature: not by
the hands, or the eyes, or the hearing should
they discern theiT Savior and friend. but by
the heart; and love should be the secret door
to open to their imagination, their intellect
and their feelings u fuller knowledge of
Christ than they could possibly have
by His bodily presence. But not
to them only were these words spoken: they
have range as wide as humanity, and Christ
speaks to every man. woman and child. say
ing: HE that loveth Me / will love and
manifest Myself unto him." How do men
know Christ and what is He unto them?
Many know OF Him by their early training, q
faithful Sunday-school teacher taught him,
or ii may be loving mother told the story of
HIS life, suHerings, death and resurrection.
Others know of Him as person of history:
they nave read for themselves and studied His
place in literature, in art and in religion; but,
beliye me. there is deeper and loftier knowl-
edge of Christ thar this, even that knowledge
which comes from His own manifestations TO
the heart which He gives in response to ador-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-24

your labor you feel that il things were right,
and if justice prevailed. and if you were not
robbed and swndled out of your just re-
wards, you would have enough to buy at
least the necessarles. and possibly, a few of
the Iuxuries of this life of ours but instead
of this you find it even u hard struggle to
hold life and body together. Now. what is
the cause the reason OF all this?
Say that you are machinist and that by one
weeks labor you produce a machine that sells
in the market for 500, OF this you receive Sl2
for your labor, say the material costs a
similar sum, the balance $40 the price Of
your labor your ''unpaid labor goes into the
pocket of your employer. the capitalist. In
conclusion he said labor and caDitai is now i'll
state of heated controversy 1t will only be
matter of time when we meet face to face
and from the bosom Of fierce and terrific
tempest will true liberty and Justice be
founded, as was the world from chaos. and
man will have no longer reason to weep.at his
birth, for the world shall be his as well as his
neighbor's. 1t is for you, my listeners, to go
forth and impress upon the world the stamp
OF individuality and thereby acclaim the per-
lection of your democracy. Do not say fail;
there is no such word in your dictionary. Do
not doubt yourself. All that exists around
us should have an end for all that does exist
around us is rotten and unjust. Let the
reVolutionists be men and not barbarianS.
After the speaker had finished lively dis
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agitators aud Knights of Labor TAX ing active
part. The meeting was very animated.